Sandy Oaks council hears 18–24 month proposal to codify ordinances; vendor pitches searchable online code
Crystal Hayes of MUN Code/CivicPlus presented an 18–24 month codification and code‑management proposal for Sandy Oaks, outlining searchable online codes, ADA compliance, a staged payment schedule and post‑adoption maintenance tools; council asked staff to follow up with questions and pricing details.
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Crystal Hayes, a representative of MUN Code (now part of CivicPlus), presented a codification and code‑management proposal to the Sandy Oaks City Council on July 24, saying the company would catalog and organize the city’s ordinances into a single searchable code and perform a legal review. Hayes told the council the full project typically takes 18 to 24 months and that the initial quoted cost (listed in the proposal) would be invoiced in milestone payments spread over two fiscal years.
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